Östergötland County (Riksdag constituency)

Östergötland County is a constituency of the Swedish Parliament (Riksdag). It is one of the multi-member constituencies in Sweden used to elect members of parliament. The number of representatives elected from Östergötland County varies depending on its population size relative to other constituencies. Elections are held every four years in conjunction with the general election.

The constituency encompasses the geographical area of Östergötland County. Its purpose is to ensure representation of the county's residents in the Riksdag.

Voter turnout in Östergötland County generally mirrors national averages in Swedish parliamentary elections. The allocation of seats within the constituency is determined proportionally based on the number of votes received by each political party. Parties must surpass the national threshold of 4% of the overall vote to qualify for representation in the Riksdag.

The elected representatives from Östergötland County represent the interests of their constituents in the Riksdag, participating in legislative debates, committee work, and voting on proposed laws. They also engage with the local community to address concerns and advocate for regional priorities.

The boundaries and name of the constituency have remained largely consistent throughout the modern era of Swedish parliamentary elections, reflecting the enduring administrative division of Östergötland County.